A. factories
B. the continued improvements in agricultural methods
C. population size
D. the favor of the local tyrant
A. the central city suburbs and satellites
B. one with a recycling enter
C. one containing a clean water supply for the area
D. where urban planning originates
A. of lower death rates
B. of high birth rates
C. cultural values encourage large families
D. all of the above
A. The class structure became more rigid
B. Families became nuclear
C. Primary group ties became less important
D. Formal agencies of control multiplied
A. is intensified by the move of the middle class to the suburbs
B. has been reduced by urban renewal
C. has been intensified by gentrification
D. is well on the way to being resolved
A. the move of the middle class and industry to the suburbs
B. the inner city,s declining tax base
C. a high percentage of deprived and trapped individuals
D. all of the above
A. in the first stage of the demographic transition
B. still trying to curb population growth
C. threatened by under population
D. in the third stage of the demographic transition
A. there has been cultural lag following superimposed industrialization
B. in many cultures a man,s worth is measured by the number of his children
C. contraception is either opposed or not properly practiced
D. all of the above
A. 6 billion
B. 8 billion
C. 10 billion
D. 30 billion
A. a general rise in the standard of living for all segments of society
B. a rapid decline in the standard of living
C. false advertising and credit expansion
D. dissatisfaction based on relative deprivation